A group of pro-Israel activists has filed a cease and desist order against the Park Slope Food Co-op in Brooklyn, which recently voted to boycott Israeli products. The National Jewish Advocacy Center, representing Jewish member-owners, claims the boycott is illegal and stems from a campaign of harassment and intimidation. The letter accuses the co-op's board of using its authority to economically disadvantage Jews and Israelis, thereby exposing the cooperative to legal risks. It also argues that the boycott undermines the co-op's autonomy by allowing the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement to gain influence through the PSFC Members for Palestine group. In addition to the cease and desist order, CUNY law professor Jeffrey Lax has filed a complaint with the New York State Division of Human Rights, asserting that the boycott violates state law prohibiting discrimination based on national origin. The Park Slope Food Co-op has not yet commented on these developments.